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Oblivion Remastered hero returns to the game's golden age by spending 7 hours arranging books just to topple them like dominoes

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The Elder Scrolls has a role-playing problem: Oblivion and Skyrim's morality can't touch the nuance found in Fallout: New Vegas

https://www.gamesradar.com/games/rpg/the-elder-scrolls-has-a-role-playing-problem-oblivion-and-skyrims-morality-cant-touch-the-nuance-found-in-fallout-new-vegas/Gamesradar.com
The Elder Scrolls has a role-playing problem: Oblivion and Skyrim's morality can't touch the nuance found in Fallout: New Vegas

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